Privina Ramanan
Institution plans to allocate around $300m-$500m across funds in 2026.
Singapore-based single-family office is open to opportunities across private real estate, debt and equity.
New York-based investment firm looks to be active across venture capital and growth equity.
Texan public pension fund emphasises secondaries activities through private equity and private real estate in 2026.
SFMI has been scaling up its secondaries portfolio in recent years through private equity and private debt.
Nomura Asset Management is open to client-driven investments in secondaries through varied asset classes.
Tokyo-based AI Capital to be more active in PE and infrastructure secondaries in 2025.
The pension fund will be looking at selling its positions as much as investing across many asset classes